Sentence examples for successfully confronted from inspiring English sources

The president, having successfully confronted Republicans in Congress in the last economic showdown at the turn of the year, is looking for another win.

Having successfully confronted and then conciliated the US over Syria, a resurgent Russia cannot see its protégé go down to defeat.

No coalition of leaders has successfully confronted the voters, and made them heedful of the ruin they are bringing upon the nation.

A 19-year-old prostitute is the central character of this novel in which an empty and befouled late Victorian world is successfully confronted by nothing more than wit, determination and a good heart.

I understand and share his hesitance in the face of that danger (this computer has a delete key), yet that danger, successfully confronted, added an existential thrill to his art.

"It is underpinned by the understanding that transnational organized crime can only be successfully confronted by working hand in hand, and that the outcome is as simple as it is compelling:  we will together succeed or together fail".

Indeed, about the only person in this book who successfully confronts Hunter about his behavior is — amazingly — Bill Clinton, a fellow not known for public confrontations.

We can I think successfully confront it if we share information in a way that we perhaps have not in the past".

Mr. Hessinger said, "If SAG is to successfully confront the challenges before it, the guild must create an internal culture where the values of unity and consensus are adopted as pillars in the foundation of this great, tradition-rich institution".

"This is a woman who was able to successfully confront three successive presidents and to essentially block any attempt at reform, albeit cosmetic, in the education sector," Mr. Guerra said.

For a city often maligned for its organizational ineptitude, Rome was clearly enjoying its moment, basking in a shower of praise for successfully confronting the colossal challenge of organizing logistical and security measures to manage and protect so many pilgrims and potentates on such short notice.